Graphics Horse
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Salaadin said:
I hate it too, but I heard they've already signed up Celine Dion for the next game so that one should be good.
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Metal Gear Solid 5 Peace Walker |OT| Peace Walking & Ad-HOC Partying
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I hate it too, but I heard they've already signed up Celine Dion for the next game so that one should be good.
sotodefonk
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54-46! said:
:lol :lol :lol :lol indeed
Valkyr Junkie
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Pimpbaa said:
But the game continues after the credits......
twice!!!
Augemitbutter
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Pimpbaa said:
yes, of course.
and you were watching
Ok guys. I just started this yesterday. I just
I'm not new to the series, I've played them all. Does it pick up from here? Meaning, I'm getting the hang of Fulton recovery and assigning guys, but as of now the stealth seems bad. I don't know if it's the controls scheme, but I'm having lots of trouble sneaking around in this one.
rescued the little boy and recently beat the first boss mission against the APC
infinityBCRT
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I hate the real-time equipment menu 
. Got knocked down as I was just about to select a ration. Then I couldn't do anything and was killed while knocked out.
. Got knocked down as I was just about to select a ration. Then I couldn't do anything and was killed while knocked out.infinityBCRT
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If they made it pause it would act as a balance fix as well. I don't agree with most of the reviews saying Peace Walker's bosses are overly hard (although I think you really do need to do the extra ops and even repeat some of the missions a few times to build up your army & r&d), but sometimes you just get screwed because you can't do what you want to do due to the real-time inventory plus lack of a second analog/secondary shoulder buttons on the PSP.alr1ghtstart said:
Graphics Horse
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Minamu said:Oh, can't wait
Not at first, but longer levels will give you more soldiers than you can carry. Watch out for P.O.Ws, as they tend to have better stats. Also put research into better analysers when you can, it goes up in distance and speed and becomes less of a pain to use, It's even pointed out some guys I hadn't seen a few times.
You can also run up to them, throw them, and hold them up when they land (make sure auto aim is on for that).
Minamu said:Oh, can't wait
It's not limitless, but yes, fulton away at the beginning. You will start being more selective once you hit 350 soldiers limit.
Graphics Horse
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Minamu said:Alright
It's almost impossible to run out of items between missions, unless you get rid of all your staff or something. The weapons/item menus in mother base shows how many are created per mission I think. You'll end up with 9999 of a lot of things before long :lol More advanced equipment is replaced slower, but not at a rate you should notice.
Yeah I have a couple of ammo stashes at maximum. Are there any good ways to grind weapon levels quickly? My rockets and my MK22 goes up fast thanks to bosses and tranquing soldiers before getting fultoned, but it goes slower and slower now. My machine guns etc are helplessly low since I'm not a fan of killing people.
I'm thinking of getting the PSP just (well, to begin with anyway) for this game. Can someone explain to me how the multiplayer works? I know that there are co-op and versus missions. I'm not exactly sure what ad-hoc means. Can I only play with local PSP users, connecting directly to their PSP? Or is there true online multiplayer?
This is the most fun I've had with a Metal Gear since the 2nd game. It's just so streamlined and accessible. I'm only a few hours in, but i enjoy just running through the missions to get a grip on the controls. I'm currently using the "Shooter" setup and it's working well.
can't wait to fight the Tigrex!!!
can't wait to fight the Tigrex!!!
berserk_ftw
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Wait? You can play the game with a DS3 on your TV? Where do I get the cable for that?!
infinityBCRT
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disclaimer: your PS3 has to use a wired internet connection for ad-hoc partyMinamu said:
Blue Submarine No. 6
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Ya, you need bluetooth for that... however, it's rumoured (unconfirmed) that the soon-to-be-released PSP4000 will have bluetooth...mauaus said:
autobzooty
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For those of you wondering what order to unlock the Extra Ops in, IGN has a guide up explaining it. It's been very helpful for me so far.
http://guides.ign.com/guides/965242/page_62.html
http://guides.ign.com/guides/965242/page_62.html
Red Blaster
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Okay, how the hell do you beat Ex Ops 91? Even if I take out all the guards, the Raider just destroys me.
semiconscious
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Sielys said:
Mr_Brit said:
i overlay my middle finger on my index finger (pushing down on the nail) - it's the only way i can maintain that movement for long enough...
Red Blaster said:
At this point, I don't play any of the high-rank mech ops on my own; they're just too frustrating in solo play. If you're keen on doing it solo, I will say that it's worth your time to abuse supply calls if you keep running out of health items, particularly if you've already developed the Bandana. Other than that, it's worth it to play as a MSF soldier with either the Green Beret skill (chance to do triple the amount of damage on a single shot) or the Mechanic skill(does higher default damage against mechs) and pound away at it with your strongest rocket launchers.
Adam Prime
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What does the Intel team do for you? They're my lowest ranked section of my time, I don't get what they do exactly for having a high rank.
Also I noticed that under the Command center section that my rank is 5 but in every other section is says my barracks, etc is rank 0. Are those supposed to rank up sometime?
Also I noticed that under the Command center section that my rank is 5 but in every other section is says my barracks, etc is rank 0. Are those supposed to rank up sometime?
Intel will increase the effectiveness of your supply and strike markers, as well as giving you more detailed info on what enemies you'll run into prior to starting an Op. On top of all that, some of the absolute best weapons and items in the game require you to have a high Intel level in order to develop them.
Ninja Kn1ght
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lawblob said:
Chapter 4 credits?
Finish zeke. Get all the main parts by fighting the AIs, and the rain gun from Chrysallis. Then use it once.
autobzooty
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Adam Prime said:
This had me confused at first too. Once you get hex shaped platforms, the other stuff will start leveling up. Don't worry about it. I think the hex platforms come when your command center is level 6.
I'm sure it's been mentioned already, but the story in this game is unfiltered retard. Things are OK until the final confrontation with Peace Walker, when
As for Chapter 5, I wouldn't have thought in a million years that Kojima would do something that hopelessly dumb,
Sooooooooooooo dumb.
Thankfully, the rest of the game is mostly great.
they completely draw out the fight itself in between all of the Pentagon infighting and running through the MGS3 script for choice Boss quotes. The nadir is reached when Christopher Randolph is given yet another awful line of dialogue that he can't salvage; you should know the one I'm talking about.
especially when Paz/Pacifica Ocean :lol is explaining to Big Boss stuff he should already know about, but has conveniently forgotten because the Snake family has the memory retention of a dust mite.
Thankfully, the rest of the game is mostly great.
autobzooty
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I don't know what Chris Randolph line you're talking about, I thought he performed fine throughout the whole game.
But I'll agree that
But I'll agree that
Paz's betrayal was totally stupid. It felt tacked on, like Kojima just thought it would be neat and put it in towards the end of the development cycle. It didn't really make any sense and Paz still talks to you on the codec and still works at MSF in the end-game, so it's kinda like it never happened.
However, I think that this story was far more restrained than most MGS games. It definitely got overly dramatic at times, especially with the pentagon power struggle, but I'd be lying if I said I wasn't on the edge of my seat and totally soaking up ever moment. It's like a soap opera that i'm already heavily invested in. i find it very entertaining, and not in a B-movie sort of way.
However, I think that this story was far more restrained than most MGS games. It definitely got overly dramatic at times, especially with the pentagon power struggle, but I'd be lying if I said I wasn't on the edge of my seat and totally soaking up ever moment. It's like a soap opera that i'm already heavily invested in. i find it very entertaining, and not in a B-movie sort of way.
"It's listening to its heart!"
They really saddle Randolph with the worst dramatic moments. First, it was EEEEEEEEE EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE in MGS2, then Naomi's death in MGS4 and now this. Maybe he really enjoys doing them. :lol
autobzooty
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Otacon is a very naive and childlike character. They often write sappy dialogue for him because he's a pretty sappy character. It never really bothered me, but that's just me. I've always liked the character, so I dunno.
BlazingDarkness
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DarkUSS said:
I think that's the idea, the vocaloid combined with machine is supposed to be eery/disturbing contrast
I don't mind that the Emmerichs are supposed to be kinda whiny; I just mind that they get really bad material at what should be dramatic high points. :lolautoboozy said:
Another thing I hate about the story is a bad habit that Kojima started in MGS4 where every single character has to be related to each other, no matter how contrived. Miller getting his start with MSF makes sense (although it does make Solid Snake to be an even bigger idiot than we previously thought when he couldn't see past that facade in MGS1), but did we really need to see Huey being a die-hard Big Boss fan and
meeting his future wife and mother of Otacon, who also happens to be in league with the same bunch?
autobzooty
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Ridley327 said:
Yeah, it's weird how everyone ends up being family in the end.
However, we know that Miller parts ways with Big Boss at some point because he supported Snake along with Campbell after the first Outer Heaven uprising in MG1, though it's anyone's guess as to whether or not he was involved with that uprising. But Miller had nothing to do with Big Boss's plans in Zanzibar, and he actively helped Snake stop it. Maybe Miller eventually thinks that Big Boss goes too far or something? And also changes his name to MacDonald? :lol